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Hi Folks,

Glad to get your attention to witness the awesomes of my nurgle models ! All joking aside, i have been working on death guard and nurgle daemons due to the new and upcoming releases and i would like to share some work in process for the basic troups.
I started really painting with daemons including plaguebearers and now I have gone full circle painting some more and i am glad i made some progress. Feedback and tips are always welcome ! Hope you enjoy the WIP's .

Those look awesome! Are you using washes at all? I'd do a red one for the tongue bits and a brown with a touch of green wash for the body. Brown or black for the horns. Its takes it one step up.

thank you ! Yes i have used washes, for the death guard i mostly use the tutorial on warhammer tv. It seems to work pretty well and gives some easy techniques to make the models look good.
For the plaguebearer, I used death world forrest -> Athonian camoshade -> straken green -> edge highlight ogryn camo. The boils and such are either washed with druchi violet or with Casandora yellow.

Quick update, I have been productive today ! Does anybody have tip on bases ?